2016年酒类执法巡逻统计
上周末的数据
随着新学期的到来，波士顿大学重新开始了反对酗酒的运动，加强了警察在已知的派对社区的巡逻，引用了公共醉酒的学生，驱散了喧闹的派对，最重要的是，公布了大学和波士顿警方控制酗酒的统计数据。
上图显示了上周末的执法统计数据。 请参阅下面的前几个周末的统计数据。
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There are 10 comments on 2016年酒类执法巡逻统计
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It’s good to know that with a University as large as BU less than 20 students a weekend are using alcohol and less than 6 are underage.
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这是讽刺，对吧？ 这些只显示了被抓的学生。 For every person who’s caught, there’s (at least) 100 who didnt. 学生们经常喝醉酒来上课，所以很抱歉地说，这里有很多未成年人喝酒。
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如果我遇到需要医疗照顾的人，但可能是未成年人，我是否会通过召唤大学警察来给他们带来麻烦？
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嗨,本,
不，你不会给他们惹麻烦的。 你可以救他们的命。
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嗨,本,
如果你为醉酒的未成年学生寻求医疗帮助，后续工作通常仅限于与住宿部或司法事务部会面，并建议学生完成波士顿大学健康办公室的教育项目。 我们强烈支持那些照顾其他梗狗的学生，也非常感谢你问这个问题。 你可以在Lifebook （bu.edu/lifebook）上阅读更多澳门威尼斯人注册波士顿大学酒精和毒品相关政策的信息。
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嗨,本,
只是想让你知道，对你的评论的另外两个回应是故意误导——波士顿大学对他们的酒精政策一点也不透明。 作为一个被强行送往医院的人，因为另一个学生认为拨打911是合适的，而没有和我或任何和我在一起的人说话，我非常清楚所有的程序和后果。
In my case, I was throwing up in the restroom–I have stomach issues, which the student would have known if they had bothered to speak with me before dialing 911. 所以，即使我没有特别醉，我也在呕吐。
当波士顿警察局来的时候，我被迫接受了酒精测试（我一再拒绝），结果我的酒精浓度达到了0.1，也就是说，对于那些可能没有意识到的人来说，刚刚超过法定上限。 I argued with BU PD until the ambulance arrived insisting that I didn’t need to go to the hospital. After basically being forced into the ambulance, I arrived at the hospital where the nurse very dismissively told me that I was one of the many BU students forced into ambulances when they didn’t need it. 他们没有给我静脉注射，没有给我洗胃，甚至没有给我一杯水。 I was merely told to sober up–and that I couldn’t leave until morning.
加上保险，医院/救护车运输费用共计2 500美元。 去年这件事发生的时候，我在校园里有一份工作，但我被迫在校外找了一份薪水更高的工作，这样我才能还清账单。 As if the unnecessary hospital bill itself wasn’t punitive enough, I was also fined $250 for overconsumption, and told that I was required to go to 2 meetings with a therapist at the wellness office. 此外，我还因为两件事被记录下来：需要医疗救助的过度消费，以及雪上加霜的是，未能与警方合作。 Since I was transported from a campus dorm (this occurred when I was a sophomore) these sanctions were put in place after what ResLife calls a “judicial appointment,” which is more of a formality than anything else. 这不是任何形式的审判。 你说什么都不会影响结果。
It should be noted that those two charges: failure to cooperate with the police (I didn’t run away, I didn’t shout or scream, I simply repeatedly insisted that I did not require hospitalization) and overconsumption requiring medical assistance will go to any and all grad schools that I apply to.
Look, I’m not saying that there aren’t students that need to be transported to the hospital because there are. 我想说的是，没有理由让另一个对此事了解有限的学生在不了解所有事实的情况下拨打911或向RA报告。 Actions have serious consequences and may affect someone’s life and future. If the person is with friends, then speak to those friends–if they didn’t see fit to dial 911, then the person is likely fine. 只有极少数人被送往医院的BU实际上需要它。 很少有人会感谢你的来电。
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I don’t understand why BU is so stringent on alcohol. 我们是大学生，想要玩得开心。 I’m sure all of the police officers did the same when they were in college. Or maybe they didn’t go to college. 我理解报告医疗运输，但是破坏派对，特别是在与bu无关的校外派对（我有一个朋友因为在他的校外公寓举办派对而受到bu的司法听证会）是浪费时间，花在警察身上的钱可以用在其他地方。
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You’re living in a community that has noise laws, because your neighbors have children or have to work night shifts or weekends, or are students themselves who need to study more than they need to have fun. And when you don’t respect your neighbors, they will call the police with a noise complaint, who will be only too happy to cite you guys for underage drinking or anything else they find.
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It’s possible to have fun without being disruptive to others. Simply because you aren’t living in dorms doesn’t mean there aren’t laws/rules to follow. 你觉得警察到底该怎么做才好？ 如果你正在努力学习，而你楼上的邻居正在举办破坏性的聚会，你会希望他们不接你的电话吗？ 丹是对的。 College students tend to forget that they don’t exist in their own bubble with only other students. 我不是想攻击你，只是说说另一面。
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更不用说未成年人饮酒是违法的…？ 这是有原因的。
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